BREAKING: What They Just Found in Calif. Shooter’s Bank Account Is Sending Obama Into Panic Mode

During President Barack Obama’s prime-time Sunday night address to the American people, he spoke about the ongoing investigation into the husband and wife team of radical jihadist shooters who slaughtered innocents in San Bernardino, California.

Obama made the claim that while the attacks certainly appeared to be terror-related, there was no evidence pointing to a “conspiracy” involving other people on either the domestic or international level.

However, that claim may have just been disproved by the revelation of an unusually large deposit into the shooter’s bank account two weeks before the attack, according to Fox News.

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A source close to the investigation told Fox that $28,500 was deposited into Syed Farook’s bank account on Nov. 18, an unexpected and sizable windfall for a low-level government worker earning roughly $50,000 annually.

Investigators are still working to determine if the money came from a bank loan taken out by Farook, or if it came from a group or individual with nefarious ties.

Fox News reported that investigators had already wondered about the possibility of outside funding for the attack, given the amount that had obviously been spent on weapons and other gear.

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Regardless of the origin of the money, it is believed that the shooter used at least some of it to obtain the weapons and materials used in the mass shooting, such as the two AR-15-style rifles purchased from the shooter’s former neighbor and friend Enrique Marquez.

Authorities are also looking at a $10,000 cash withdrawal made by Farook, as well as three transfers of $5,000 to his mother’s account, all of which were being considered “significant evidence of premeditation,” further destroying the liberal narrative that the shooting was merely an incident of workplace violence stemming from a dispute.

It is looking more and more like the San Bernardino shooters had outside help, at least with operational money and possibly even with training — evidence that certainly points towards a broader “conspiracy,” much to Obama’s dismay.